Grand Canyon Railway
Williams, Arizona • Coconino County
Williams, Arizona • Coconino County
The Grand Canyon Railway is a historic heritage railroad operating between Williams, Arizona and the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. Originally built in 1901, the railway uses vintage locomotives and passenger cars to recreate a classic rail journey. Its depot in Williams is a notable example of Mission Revival architecture.
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Industry; Agriculture
Perkinsville Rd., S Of Williams, Kaibab Nf, Williams, Arizona
Conservation; Politics/Government; Architecture; Social History
Off Us 66/89 Sw Of Williams, Kaibab Nf, Williams, Arizona
Commerce
234 E Us 66, Williams, Arizona
Architecture; Religion
127 W. Sherman St., Williams, Arizona
Commerce; Transportation; Social History
Kaibab National Forest, Williams, Arizona
Architecture
120 S. 6th St., Williams, Arizona
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Prehistoric; Historic - Aboriginal; Native American; Military
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Exploration/Settlement; Religion; Community Planning And Development; Politics/Government
Indian Service Rte 7, Across Road And Sw Of The Chinle Judicial Complex And Police Station, Chinle, Arizona
Agriculture; Politics/Government
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Community Planning And Development
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